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Junior adds another new drink-focused business to 24th Street
Stop us if you’ve heard this before : There’s a new place opening on 24th Street (called Junior ) and it’s filling the space formerly held by the neighborhood dive ( Jack’s Club) , which closed a ...
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The Snug opens, bringing a new cocktail bar to Pacific Heights
After more than a year of planning, The Snug (2301 Fillmore St.), Pacific Heights’ shiny, new bar opens tonight with hopes of becoming the neighborhood’s go-to spot for beer, cocktails, and food ...
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Loving Cup to franchise with help from La Boulangerie
Loving Cup , the Bay Area frozen yogurt outfit known for its made-to-order options is franchising, a business move being guided by the folks at La Boulangerie who recently invested in the company. ...
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Mercedes Restaurant forced to close after decades in the
When Kate Riley, Leanna Lewis and Janine Galligani bought Mercedes Restaurant in 1994, they had a simple plan in mind: provide the bustling neighborhood with a fun, low key lunch destination. ...
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Chronicle Food longreads: Stories to read on Thanksgiving
The holiday season has arrived, which means family, food and fumbling through awkward conversations about politics with loved ones you only see during the holidays. And whether you’re a frantic host or ...
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Erik Anderson to replace Matthew Kirkley in the Coi kitchen
It took Matthew Kirkley less than two years at the helm of Daniel Patterson ’s Coi to earn the San Francisco fine dining destination its third Michelin star . He has since stepped down from his ...
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The Midwife and the Baker, little by little, opens up shop in
This Thanksgiving, the Midwife and the Baker, which sells Thomas “Mac” McConnell’s artisan breads and pastries at farmers’ markets around the Bay Area, is taking a tentative new step: Offering ...
Continue ReadingCheese Board plans to expand in Berkeley
Berkeley’s beloved Cheese Board is hoping to literally corner the market with its latest expansion. According to Cathy Goldsmith of the Cheese Board Collective , the shop will take over the ...
Continue ReadingChristmas-themed pop-up bar headed to North Beach
New chapters loom in the story of North Beach’s 1707 Powell St. Once the longtime home to Washington Square Bar & Grill — and lately known more as turnstile for food and drink concepts — ...
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Bini’s Kitchen to open new SoMa restaurant
From a meal delivery service to a thriving catering business, from an Off the Grid stand to a Financial District takeout spot, Bini’s Kitchen owner Binita Pradhan has built up quite a momo-making ...
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Charlie Palmer Steak opens in downtown Napa this week
Charlie Palmer says it’s time for people to focus on the positive when it comes to Napa. It’s a mantra the Wine Country restaurateur says he’s been living by for the last few months while ...
Continue ReadingThe curious ‘talking points’ put forth by the International
When it comes to restaurant openings in San Francisco, the more high-profile the venture, the larger the spectacle. In the last year, I’ve covered restaurant openings that included red carpets, DJs and ...
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Ayesha Curry’s International Smoke officially opens for dinner
As much as folks would like to see Ayesha Curry at International Smoke everyday, grinding away in the restaurant’s kitchen, shouting orders to line cooks while checking the quality of the meat as it ...
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Ayesha Curry talks about her new restaurant, International Smoke,
Ayesha Curry and Michael Mina’s ode to all things barbecue , International Smoke, officially opens today in Mina’s former RN74 space. It’s the first Bay Area brick-and-mortar for the budding ...
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Thai-inspired Funky Elephant headed to Berkeley from Hawker Fare
Supasit Puttikaew knew he wanted to open his first restaurant in the Bay Area a few years ago, but he wasn’t rushing to pursue the project. He was fine being the chef de cuisine of Hawker Fare ...
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Seed + Salt to close Nov. 28
Chestnut Street’s Seed + Salt is closing at the end of the month. It’s been almost three years since Seed + Salt’s vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free offerings debuted in the Marina. Owner Mo ...
Continue ReadingAdriano Paganini to open BarVale, a Spanish tapas restaurant on
When Adriano Paganini and his Back of the House crew grabbed the old La Urbana space in August , Paginini at the time said he didn’t have a concept in mind to fill the space, but he was confident ...
Continue ReadingAyesha Curry’s International Smoke to open Nov. 13
The wait is almost over , San Francisco: Ayesha Curry’s International Smoke will officially open its doors on Nov. 13. As we’ve previously reported , the blockbuster project is a partnership ...
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Automated restaurant Eatsa scales back, closes Berkeley location
Even robot revolutions have to scale back sometimes. Eatsa, the San Francisco pioneer in restaurant automation, has closed its location in Berkeley as well as four others in New York and Washington, D.C. ...
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Esquire’s Best New Restaurants list names three Bay Area spots,
Three San Francisco restaurants made Esquire’s latest Best New Restaurants compilation, but unlike past years, this year’s iteration encompasses more than 365 days worth of openings. It’s a format ...
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Stanlee Gatti opens upscale market in the Tenderloin
By Tara Duggan
The people of the Tenderloin finally have a place for French-cut pork chops, organic cantaloupe and caviar. On Thursday, event planner Stanlee Gatti and business partner Bill Grzywacz opened Meraki ...
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1300 on Fillmore shuts down [Updated]
The Fillmore, the neighborhood once known as the Harlem of the West, will see yet another of its few remaining black-owned businesses close. This time, it’s David Lawrence’s 1300 on Fillmore . The ...
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Keeping the Bayview: To April Spears, expansion is preservation
April Spears can see it coming. Wave after wave of eager developers gobbling up land in the Bayview near her beloved soul food spot, Auntie April’s , and replacing derelict properties with apartments ...
Continue ReadingCommis gets support in Oakland tonight with C.D.P. bar debut
It’s time for Commis’ C.D.P. to get to work in Oakland, according to James Syhabout . For the uninitiated, C.D.P. is Syhabout’s new bar whose name is an acronym for chef de partie, a nod to ...
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John Ash & Co. reopens this weekend
Ever so slightly, portions of Wine Country are searching for normalcy as flames that started sprinting across Northern California roughly more than a week ago begin to slow. For the Santa Rosa dining ...
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Thomas Keller to close Bouchon Beverly Hills
For the first time in nearly three decades, Thomas Keller is closing a restaurant. The chef and restaurateur has decided to shutter Bouchon Beverly Hills at the end of 2017, bringing an end to his Los ...
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Craftsman and Wolves to shutter Russian Hill shop
Craftsman and Wolves has decided to close its Russian Hill outpost at the end of this week. The shop, which is located on Pacific Avenue, opened in 2015 , and was the second location for William ...
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L’Osteria del Forno closes after nearly three decades in North
L’Osteria del Forno ’s 27-year run in North Beach looks to be finished, at least for the time being. A note posted on the restaurant’s window says it has closed to facilitate renovations, which ...
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Inside Scoop: The week in Bay Area restaurant news
Fire crews made progress containing the Wine Country wildfires over the weekend, increasing containment and slowing flames that have killed at least 40 people and reduced thousands of homes and ...
Continue ReadingRestaurant community rallies to help Wine Country relief efforts
As the sky over Wine Country carries the smoke of numerous fires sprinting across portions of Napa, Sonoma and Mendocino counties, initial recovery efforts are taking shape in the Bay Area, including a ...
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Boccalone to close at the end of the month
Boccalone has been supplying the Bay Area with tasty salted pig parts for the last decade, but October 2017 will be the charcuterie company’s last month of business. According to owner Mark Pastore, ...
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Sante Adairius opens Santa Cruz taproom
Sante Adairius Rustic Ales, the Capitola brewery whose saison beers have garnered a cult following , today opens its long-awaited downtown Santa Cruz taproom. Though just five miles from SARA’s ...
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Three San Francisco spots included on World’s 50 Best Bars
Three San Francisco bars were named to the 2017 World’s 50 Best Bars list. Two made the cut last year: Trick Dog and ABV , while the third, Tommy’s , is making a return trip to the list after being ...
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Michelin releases 2018 Bib Gourmand restaurants for Bay Area
The Michelin Guide released the 2018 Bib Gourmand winners for the Bay Area on Thursday, with only four newcomers: Brown Sugar Kitchen in Oakland, Pausa in San Mateo, Playa in Marin and Royal Feast in ...
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San Francisco liquor licenses begin to flow to restaurateurs
It’s a slow drip turned into a generous pour for San Francisco liquor licenses. After 78 years with no new licenses issued, the city will offer 30 new licenses to local restaurateurs over the next six ...
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Foxsister readies to open in the Mission, amid questions and
Brandon Kirksey was a punk rock kid. A teenage, West Coast skateboarder. He listened to bands like Operation Ivy, Fugazi and Rancid. He loitered with friends, scraped knees and elbows at skate parks. ...
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San Francisco’s Thai/Italian/sunglasses restaurant has closed
Thoughts Style Cuisine Showroom — with its Thai/Italian fusion menu and memorable indoor sunglasses policy — has shuttered after almost two years of business at 139 8th St. All in all, it’s a ...
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Rainforest Cafe shuts down in San Francisco
Wave goodbye to the pastas and pizzas ... and the fish tanks, fake trees and mechanical elephants. San Francisco’s familiar nature themed-restaurant, Rainforest Cafe, abruptly closed its doors Sunday ...
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Saison releases statement regarding employee lawsuit
In the wake of Thursday’s Chronicle story about a lawsuit involving an ex-employee, San Francisco’s three-star Michelin destination Saison has responded with a statement. “Saison takes great ...
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SF’s Saison restaurant accuses former employee of stealing
San Francisco’s modern restaurant scene is a transient place. Cooks regularly move from post to post, freely dropping their knives in one kitchen only to pick them up days later in another. Sommeliers ...
Continue ReadingRobin Song’s fire-focused Gibson ready to open
Robin Song was a few wrist flicks from signing a lease for his passion project , Junju , a few months ago when he got a random call about Gibson. “It was literally pen to paper before that call ...
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Caffe Roma closes in North Beach after 20 years
There’s bad news brewing for coffee lovers in North Beach. After 20 years in the neighborhood, Caffe Roma will shutter its 526 Columbus Ave. coffeehouse. An employee at the cafe told Inside Scoop the ...
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Shuttered Waxman’s allegedly leaves behind unpaid bills
Rarely does a restaurant like Waxman’s — a place backed by a celebrity chef and located on a historic piece of San Francisco property — close abruptly and somehow do so cleanly. This looks to be ...
Continue ReadingGabriela Cámara spearheads Mexico earthquake recovery efforts
The smell. That’s what chef Gabriela Cámara remembers most about Mexico City in September 1985 , days after a magnitude-8.1 earthquake killed thousands. The air was stale. Stagnant, almost. Weighted ...
Continue ReadingOakland’s Pacific Coast Brewing Co. to close in November
Pacific Coast Brewing , Oakland’s 29-year-old craft beer spot , known as much for its signature “whale ales” as it burgers and assorted pub snacks, is closing for good in in early November. In a ...
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Brown Sugar Kitchen to open in the Ferry Building
Tanya Holland is bringing her beloved Brown Sugar Kitchen ’s soul food flavors to the Ferry Building . She’ll be taking over the former Il Cane Rosso space and though the news is new, Holland ...
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Ayesha Curry named the host of “The Great American Baking
2017 is shaping up to be the year of Ayesha Curry . The budding culinary superstar and (almost) newly minted San Francisco restaurateur has been named the host of ABC’s “The Great American Baking ...
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Kitchen shuffle at the Perennial, as Anthony Myint and Michael
There’s a bit of a kitchen shakeup happening next month at Perennial , San Francisco’s ambitious , climate-minded destination, as a familiar face slips back into his chef’s whites. ...
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Son’s Addition takes shape on 24th Street
In the latest 24th Street food news: a restaurant and wine bar called Son’s Addition is taking over the northeast corner of 24th and Harrison streets, a space that was formerly home to a family-owned ...
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Preeti Mistry to sell Juhu Beach Club space
Preeti Mistry’s Juhu Beach Club , Oakland’s celebrated Indian street food spot which essentially put the Easy Bay chef on the culinary map, is closing sometime in the next few months. Well, to be ...
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Nyum Bai to open full restaurant in Oakland’s Fruitvale Village
From pop-up to Emeryville kiosk to brick and mortar, the story of Oakland’s Nyum Bai has entered a new chapter. The Cambodian street eats concept is moving into the former Half Orange space in ...
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Proper Hotel’s Villon opens today, with Jason Franey at the
There’s something about running a restaurant in a hotel that, for a chef, is both liberating and constraining. Just ask James Beard Award-nominated chef Jason Franey , the man behind the menu at Villon ...
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Oakland’s Grand Bakery finds new owner
Grand Bakery lives on in Oakland with a new owner, a slightly new business model and the same beloved challah. Overall, the news is a reprieve from the trend we’ve been reporting on for a while now: ...
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Dining is out as Moscone Center construction harms restaurants’
On most afternoons, restaurateur Kathy Fang could count on them to stream into the dining room of her eponymous South of Market restaurant: a group of video game designers. A handful of dentists. Titans of ...
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Casa Sanchez named a San Francisco legacy business
Robert Aranda’s upper arm tattoo has faded with time, like most tattoos anyone gets in their youth will do. It’s the Casa Sanchez logo — a man riding on a piece of corn, a.k.a. Jimmy the ...
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Stones Throw hires new chef de cuisine
David Zboray says he was looking for a new cooking outlet, somewhere he could control a little bit more after he left his post as executive chef at Bernal Heights’ Old Bus Tavern earlier this year . ...
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City Beer relocating to former Coachman space on Mission
City Beer is on the move. After 11 years on Folsom Street, City Beer owners Beth and Craig Wathen are packing up and heading to 1148 Mission St., where they’ll take over Charles Phan’s former ...
Continue ReadingLet’s talk about Doughp, San Francisco’s new cookie dough
In less than a week, San Francisco’s only hip hop-influenced cookie dough kiosk Doughp (pronounced “dope”) will open its first brick and mortar location in the Castro’s Myriad food hall . ...
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Pantarei closes in North Beach; Il Casaro team moving in
North Beach’s Pantarei has closed (431 Columbus Ave.) after 12 years of business on the corner of Columbus and Stockton. But it looks like the prime slice of North Beach real estate won’t be quiet ...
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The Chinese tasting menu at Eight Tables will start at $225
When George Chen’s Eight Tables , the upscale restaurant above his bustling China Live food emporium , debuts next month , the tasting menu will cost $225 a head, in addition to a $125 pairing option. ...
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Impossible Foods opens new Oakland facility
Today marks the opening of Impossible Foods’ new East Oakland plant, meaning that the cult veggie burger that San Francisco diners have lined up to taste will soon make its way to hundreds of restaurants ...
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Family-run Mong Thu reopens in the Tenderloin
On the last afternoon of her months-long break, Mong Thu owner Kim Lien Nguyen was almost too excited to stand still. Her eyes darted constantly to the tasks left to do. Signs to put up in the window, a ...
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More details emerge on Mersea, Treasure Island’s forthcoming
Treasure Island’s only full-service restaurant and bar will be called Mersea , and while it’s far from complete , that doesn’t mean we can’t take an early look at its “comfort casual” food ...
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Meadowood’s 12 Days of Christmas returns with star-studded
Back from its year-long hiatus this holiday season is the Restaurant at Meadowood ’s 12 Days of Christmas series. Without missing a beat, the 2017 lineup reflects the event’s ever-growing global ...
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Palace of Fine Arts welcomes new cafe
It isn’t often a restaurant can quietly open at one of San Francisco’s most popular tourist attractions and not draw some attention. Especially when that location is devoid of food options, but at ...
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An elegy for Aziza, a perfect San Francisco restaurant
I wanted Aziza to come back. Since it “temporarily” closed more than a year ago, the memory of Mourad Lahlou ’s singular Moroccan restaurant has only become more rose-tinted: a sultry, cavernous ...
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Aziza to reopen as Amara, a Moroccan-Mexican restaurant
Despite initial plans to the contrary, Mourad Lahlou will not reopen his seminal Moroccan restaurant Aziza (5800 Geary Blvd.). Instead, the Michelin-starred chef will open a new restaurant, to be ...
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Rob Ben’s: Marshawn Lynch looks to dedicate his restaurant to
East Bay native Robert Benjamin was 25 years old when he was gunned down on Oakland’s 14th Street in December 2007. His best friend Marshawn Lynch was a newly-signed first-round draft pick of the ...
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RN74 to close Oct. 7 as Ayesha Curry’s International Smoke
It’s officially last call at Michael Mina’s RN74 in San Francisco. Well, almost: A final dinner service has been set for Oct. 7 at the 8-year-old Millennium Tower restaurant. As previously reported ...
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Hawker Fare to see new life as Oakland pop-up
When it comes to Hawker Fare in Oakland, chef/owner James Syhabout admits he can’t let the idea go. Even when he closed the restaurant earlier this year, he never really made clear what he planned ...
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Donato & Co. headed to Berkeley
Its been a few months since word got out chef Donato Scotti was moving into the former Advocate space in Berkeley. Now we have details on what’s taking shape. Scotti plans to open Donato & Co. ...
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Chaya closes San Francisco location
Chaya Brasserie has closed its San Francisco location after 17 years of business on the Embarcadero. Boasting beautiful views of the bridge, the once-trendy, once-pioneering Japanese-French restaurant ...
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SoMa bakery L’Acajou to open new Oakland outpost
Seven years after opening his tiny corner bakery, L’Acajou , owner Matthew Roder is ready to expand. The South of Market bakery and cafe, which makes a mean cheddar-chipotle scone breakfast ...
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Esan Classic, the new Tenderloin project from Lers Ros, is
It's been two years since word first got out that Tom Silargorn , owner of the popular San Francisco mini-chain of Thai restaurants, Lers Ros, was planning a spin-off focusing on the food of Thailand's ...
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Wise Sons to scale back at Ferry Plaza
A familiar face at the Tuesday and Thursday Ferry Plaza farmers’ market is bidding farewell. Wise Sons , easily the most recognizable brand in the city’s Jewish deli scene , will participate in its ...
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Floating restaurant Forbes Island sails off into the sunset
For sale: a beach, a lighthouse, a waterfall and an underwater 100-seat dining room. San Francisco’s only floating restaurant, Forbes Island, has closed for good following the retirement of its ...
Continue ReadingRon Siegel’s Madcap opens this week in San Anselmo
The stoves are fired up at Ron Siegel’s new solo restaurant, Madcap in San Anselmo. Friends and family dinners have been taking place over the last week. Reservations via Reserve are live today, with ...
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Starbucks awards $63K grant to Berkeley’s 1951
Berkeley’s 1951 Coffee Company got a financial refill this week as coffee behemoth Starbucks awarded the nonprofit business a $63,000 grant to expand its barista training program. The East Bay coffee ...
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Queen’s Louisiana Po’boy Cafe approaches Embarcadero debut
The debut of Portola’s own Queen’s Louisiana Po’boy Cafe at its new space on the Embarcadero is quickly approaching, albeit a little later than owner Danielle Reese might have originally wanted. ...
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Q&A;: Roy Choi on introspection, comfort food and food festivals
Los Angeles chef Roy Choi is on a festival kick. Over the last five months, the man whose Kogi food truck essentially kickstarted a mobile food movement a decade ago has popped up at Coachella , the ...
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A new farmers’ market debuts in Bayview
San Francisco has a new farmers’ market. The Bayview Farmers’ Market takes up just a half block stretch of Yosemite Avenue, starting at the corner of Keith Street. It is a joint, and temporary (for ...
Continue ReadingMister Jiu’s named one of the country’s best new restaurants
The accolades keep pouring in for chef/owner Brandon Jew’s year-old restaurant, Mister Jiu’s . The Chinatown destination was listed as #3 on Bon Appetit’s Hot Ten , a list identifying the ...
Continue ReadingMore details emerge on Wagyumafia and its $180 sandwiches
Hand-wringing over high prices is an increasingly common pasttime for folks living in the Bay Area these days. News last week about Tokyo restaurant Wagyumafia coming to San Francisco with its $180 Wagyu ...
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Two Bay Area chefs named finalists for 2019 Bocuse d’Or squad
Fresh from winning gold at 2017’s Bocuse d’Or, Team USA is looking to tap back into the Bay Area talent poo l as two San Francisco chefs have been named finalists for the 2019 team. Jeffery ...
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ABV’s Over Proof introduces new concept: Gin, Sherry and
Over Proof , the bar-within-a-bar upstairs at ABV in the Mission, introduces its third seasonal concept on Thursday night: Este Oeste , a Spanish-themed menu focusing on gin and Sherry. Este Oeste will ...
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Slanted Door partners with Munchery for meal kits
In the latest episode of restaurants doubling down on food delivery services, Charles Phan has partnered his wildly popular Slanted Door with Munchery to provide ready-to-eat-meals and cooking kits ...
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Adriano Paganini takes over Divisadero’s former La Urbana space
Adriano Pagnini is back at it . The San Francisco restaurateur has scooped up the old La Urbana space (661 Divisadero) and plans to flip it into new restaurant. The timeline for the opening is short ...
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Polly Lappetito leaves Ciccio to take over CIA Copia restaurant
After spending the last six years at the helms of Yountville’s modest ( yet lauded ) Italian-American spot, Ciccio , chef Polly Lappetito has moved on to the Culinary Institute of America, where ...
Continue ReadingArdiana opens tonight in Noe Valley
Sharon Ardiana is admittedly nervous today, but in a good way, she says. It’s the kind of nervousness a person experiences on a roller coaster before the first big drop. Happy-nervous is probably the ...
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The Gangway, San Francisco’s oldest gay bar, being sold to Kozy
Once again, the sun may be setting on the Gangway (841 Larkin St.), San Francisco’s oldest gay bar. Based on a pending liquor license transfer, the Tenderloin gay bar — which opened in 1910 and began ...
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Les Arceaux takes shape in Berkeley
The first time Alana O’Neal ate a Charentais melon, she was 19 years old in the South of France, holed up in a dorm room with her college roommates. Years later, O’Neal describes the initial bite as ...
Continue ReadingJonathan Waxman to open J Bird, an ode to all things chicken
Changes are en route to Jonathan Waxman ’s footprint at Ghirardelli Square. The chef’s flagship restaurant Waxman’s , which opened in March 2016, has closed for a remodel. While it’s ...
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Tokyo restaurant to bring $180 beef sandwiches to San Francisco
The same San Francisco food scene where a $400 meal at Quince once included truffles served on iPads may soon be home to a high-end Wagyu beef sandwich that costs $180. According to Business Insider ...
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Michael Mina partners with Hugo Ortega for new Mina Test Kitchen
Michael Mina and Adam Sobel’s ode to coastal Italian cuisine via the Mina Test Kitchen’s recent Postcards from La Costeria will host its final dinner service on Saturday, Aug. 5, before pivoting into ...
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Traci Des Jardins talks Jardiniere, 20 years in Hayes Valley
Time in the Bay Area restaurant scene is measured in images: signs stating a place is open, notes on dining-room windows announcing a sudden closure, brown paper layered over street-side windows to hide ...
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Long lines mark the opening of Berkeley's Ippudo Ramen
As evidenced last year with the opening of the first U.S. outpost of Mensho Ramen , Bay Area ramen devotees are not afraid to stand in long lines for noodles. With the grand opening of Ippudo Ramen ...
Continue ReadingBel to close after two years on Mission Street
Bel ( 3215 Mission St.), the Belgian gastropub on Mission Street in Bernal Heights, will close at the end of August while another project waits in the wings. According to Mission Local , Bel is going ...
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Barcino opens in Hayes Valley’s former Boxing Room space
Barcino , the Catalan-inspired concept from the folks behind Absinthe and Belotta, technically opened last week when it entered its “soft open” phase, but its formal debut in Hayes Valley came on ...
Continue ReadingNico to replace Bocadillos in Jackson Square
Three days after Bocadillos ended its 13-year run , we have word on what's taking its place at Jackson Square: Nico , the critically acclaimed modern bistro out of Presidio Heights. The ...
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Trick Dog awarded World’s Best Cocktail Menu at Spirited Awards
San Francisco’s ever-eclectic and critically acclaimed Mission District cocktail bar Trick Dog is no stranger to “best of” lists, especially when it comes to the Spirited Awards , the cocktail ...
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